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Ontario Language Curriculum
Guides to Effective Language Instruction:
Think Literacy: English
Reading:
DRA
Nelson Literacy
Writing:
Elementary Program Department Writing Plan 2010-2011
Planning Framework for the Writing Forms 2010-2011
Cross Curricular Templates
Primary / Junior 2010-2011
Intermediate 2010-2011
Editing Codes
K Status
of the Class |
Status of the Class / Writing Process
LKDSB Writing Resources:
Surveys:
Reading Interest Inventory,
Primary Interest Survey,
Interest Survey
Other Literacy Support Sites:
e-Workshop
Curriculum.org
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Ontario Math Curriculum
Guides to Effective Mathematics Instruction
TIPS4RM
Math Frameworks:
Year at a Glance
Early Years -
Grade 6 Numeracy Framework Overview June 2010
Grade 7 - 8 Numeracy Framework Overview
Alternate Activity Menus for Math - Grade 5
Alternate Activity Menus for Math - Grade 6
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Ontario Science Curriculum
Science Curriculum Overview
Primary / Junior Science Year 1 and 2
Intermediate Science Year 1 and 2
2010 Mapping - Science
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Social Studies, History & Geography
Ontario Social Studies, History, & Geography Curriculum
Primary / Junior Social Studies Year 1 and 2
Intermediate History Geography Year 1 and 2
2010 Mapping - Social Studies
2010 Mapping - History / Geography
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Ontario Arts Curriculum Arts Exemplars
Think Literacy Links
Resources PowerPoint
Visual Arts
Visual Art Web Links (smart notebook file)
Subject Integration Opportunities Charts
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Ontario Physical Ed & Health Curriculum
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News
Upcoming After School Networking Sessions:
(No sessions currently scheduled.)
Planning
Writing Continuum
Resources
Core
French Immersion
General
External Links
Assessment
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Library
A Follett Binder is available in each school for the Teacher Librarian. This binder is the Manual provided by the Follett Software Company.
An LKDSB Teacher Manual for the use of
Follett can be downloaded:
A Librarian's Guide to the School Year
Pathways
For Lesson Plans, please visit the LKDSB Staff Intranet, click Departments, Programs and then Pathways.
Site Admin/Sysop
Use the
OSAPAC website to:
- Search the list of Ministry Licensed software,
- Access
Learning Resources for software contributed by teachers
across Ontario
- Complete an
OSAPAC Survey on Licensed Software or view
the priorities resulting from previous surveys.
- See the intranet for
Manuals for OSAPAC software on our school
servers (click Departments, Program and then osapac Manuals/Resources). <
LKDSB Software:
OERB (Ontario Educational Resource Bank)
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http://resources.elearningontario.ca/
- This resource, coordinated by the Ministry of Education, contains resources submitted by
teachers across Ontario
- Contact your Site Admin or Carole Scott to obtain the
User id and Password
- Once you are in the site, click "Search Resources", and
then use the Basic Search (by keyword - this is
the default search) or search by Ministry
Expectation
StudentLink
- StudentLink is available
on all Elementary School servers.
- It is essentially a
collection of links organized by grade and
subject area.
- Teacher resources, lesson
activities submitted by Ontario Teachers are
also available on StudentLink.
- Home access to the
StudentLink website is not possible at this
time, however, the links can easily be saved to
a USB for home use.
Click here to learn how.
Academy of Reading
- Available on all Elementary and Secondary School servers.
- Home access is not available.
- Visit the Academy of Reading website to access the online manual.
Technology
What is Web 2.0?
- This term refers to the new generation of the internet
- The internet is no longer just a source for information
- The internet is now Read/Write
- Everyone has the ability to publish to the web
- Many tools are free on the web!
The Machine is Us/ing Us - from Teacher Tube
What are the Web 2.0 technologies? Here are a few:
- Blog - This is a website
generally maintained by one person. The format
of a blog resembles a conversation. Blog
settings can allow no audience, only invited
individuals or anyone to view the blog. The
settings can do the same with rights to post
comments or replies to the authors posts (no
one, only invited individuals or anyone). Blog
topics are many and varied: commentary on a
particular subject, news, current events, book
reviews, personal diaries, etc., the
possibilities are endless
- Wiki - This is a
collaborative website where settings can allow
only invited individuals or anyone, to edit the
wiki. View this
explanation:
What is a Wiki?
- Social Networking Sites (Facebook,
MySpace)
- Instant Messaging (MSN,
Google Talk, Twitter)
- Podcast - Record audio
and/or video clips and post to the internet
- Screencast - Capture your
computer screen as a video and post to the
internet.
- Upload Video (YouTube,
TeacherTube)
- Upload Photos, photo
sharing (Flickr)
- Bookmarking (del.icio.us,
Google Bookmark)
- RSS (Really Simple
Syndication) - The format used to publish on
frequently updated internet sites such as Blogs,
Wiki's, Podcasts, News Feeds, etc. An RSS
Reader such as Google Reader, allows users to
select websites to be monitored. When there is
new content on the site, it will be sent to the
user's account i.e. a new post on a blog will be
sent to the user's RSS Reader account. This is
essentially like your newspaper and magazine
subscriptions arriving at your home.
- Have your favourite
websites delivered to you via an account with
iGoogle or PageFlake for regular viewing. This
provides links to several websites, your
favourite websites, all on one page.
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